The Nature & Narrative Education Series

The Nature & Narrative Educational Series is a unique opportunity for community residents to engage in immersive, in-depth learning experiences set within the natural beauty of our local parks.

Upcoming Events

Bats, Moths & More!

Saturday, August 8, 2026 |  8 p.m.  |  Kellis Park, 4651 S. Ridge Terrace, 76133
Join Councilwoman Beck, Park & Recreation staff and Texas Parks & Wildlife near the playground to talk about moths, bats, dark skys and more. Blacklight stations will be setup throughout the park to observe moths, and the world of nocturnal pollinators. Hope to see you there!

Monarch Migration & Pollinators

Saturday, October 10, 2026 |  9:30 a.m.  |  Chuck Silcox Park, 2809 Wakecrest Dr., 76108

Discover the incredible journey of monarch butterflies as they migrate through Texas each year. This program will explore their migration patterns, the challenges they face, and how our community can help protect these iconic pollinators along their path.

Trees! Trees! Trees!

Saturday, November 14, 2026 |  9 a.m.  |  Hillside Park, 1201 E Maddox Ave., 76104

Celebrate the importance of trees during Texas Arbor Day Month with a program designed to inspire and educate our community. Learn about the benefits of urban trees, proper planting and care techniques, and how you can help grow a healthier, greener Texas.